Restaurant Guide

Looking for a vegetarian-friendly restaurant near you? Check out the ones we've reviewed below. Each review includes a detailed description of the food and atmosphere and provides contact information. If you find a restaurant that you think you'd like but it's too far from home, don't worry—each review also includes recipes that the restaurants have given to us for you to try at home.

Keep in mind that this is just a small sampling of vegetarian-friendly restaurants. For more comprehensive listings of vegetarian restaurants worldwide, check out these dining guides: Happy Cow, Veg Dining, and VegGuide.

International

Schillingers

Nationwide

Arizona

California

Colorado

WaterCourse Foods

Connecticut

Florida

Georgia

Flying Biscuit

Illinois

Iowa

Red Avocado

Louisiana

Vitality Juice, Java, and Smoothie Bar

Maine

Little Lad's Bakery

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Ope's
Seva

Minnesota

Missouri

Eden Alley

New York

North Carolina

Ohio

Oregon

No Fish! Go Fish!

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

Garden Grille Café and Juice Bar

South Carolina

Soul Vegetarian South

Texas

Spiral Diner and Bakery

Utah

Washington

Carmelita

Washington, D.C.

Wisconsin

Recent Comments

Jose Malone's Mexican Irish Restaurant commented:

Nov 3, 2011 7:18 PM

Jose Malone's is VERY vegetarian friendly. While we do serve meat, our policy is, if it doesn't have meat in the title it's vegetarian. For instance, Split Pea soup would be vegetarian, if it's called Split Pea and Ham it's not. We have a vegetarian fryer. Separate griddles, separate cutting boards, separate knives, etc. The cooks are all trained not to mix utensils from one item to another. No chicken stock or lard contaminates our "vegetarian" food. Vegan options are also available. Owner is a 40 year vegetarian. In Troy, NY
Nina Thomasian commented:

Oct 2, 2011 10:23 PM

There's an awesome place called Red Velvet Cafe here in Las Vegas, NV that has great vegan food. They're famous locally for their amazing red velvet cupcakes. Definitely should be added to this list :)
VegHead commented:

Sep 21, 2011 9:46 PM

You forgot about The Yabba Pot and Liquid Earth in Baltimore, Maryland ^^
Alternatives needed commented:

Sep 16, 2011 8:16 AM

Hello from The Netherlands; I have to say it is a big mistake in my opinion that on sites where vegan and vegetarian food options are mentioned no one even hints about payment & treatment & working conditions of the workers / staff at the places mentioned. How can we ever expect things to change if this continues ? You know about exploitation of the workers at fast food chains. Jobs for job hop part time working students maybe but not as a main income. It is very sad that an increasing number of people just do not have an alternative any more than working at the Mc's Kings and the like. Shame. Especialy in the USA where people end up homeless rather fast if unemployed. Places with lousy working enviroments known for their bad payment and so on should be boycoted or better should be forced to improve the treatment of their workers / staff.
irena commented:

Sep 8, 2011 3:46 AM

In Salem Oregon we have Marco Polo that offers vegan options including potstickers, also in the grocery store, I have come across vegetarian potstickers. Also we have Kwans, a fabulous Chinese restaurant that offers mock meat.

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